Mrs. Tip Estes Gathering Fuel Near Fowler Indiana 1937
Mrs. Tip Estes gathers fuel from her back porch in Fowler, Indiana, in March 1937. As the wife of a hired man and mother of nine, she exemplifies the daily life of rural families during the Great Depression. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, providing a visual account of domestic responsibilities in 1930s America.
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Mrs. Tip Estes Gathering Fuel Near Fowler Indiana 1937
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